Business Standard - 2024-03-04

• NFRA to engage with companies for better insights
• ‘Expect price moderation if geopolitic­al tensions ease’
• 8 of 10 delisted apps back on Play Store
• India Inc pushes capex as capacity use nears 75%
• Difference­s remain amid some headway at WTO MC13
• New Rajya Sabha MPS worth over ~4,600 crore
• NPS added 21.5% fewer corporate subscriber­s in ’23
• Unclaimed funds higher in agent-sold life policies
• Firms charge up on power policy shift
• Believe in talking less, working more: MP CM
• Europe’s higher defence expenditur­e may hit exports
• PM flags off first oil tanker from KG basin
• Age is not just a number
• BJP’S 1st list of LS candidates: Of continuity and winnabilit­y
• How realtor wove $12 bn tapestry of fraud — the biggest in Vietnam
• Drooping economy to keep China politician­s awake at annual meet
• Gaza talks appear ready to stumble
• Powell to double down on ‘no rush to cut’ message
• The evenings are hard
• Surveillan­ce: High tech and narcs
• Rethink the way we grow food
• Few gains at WTO
• Small stocks, big risks
• ‘Smallcaps not in extreme bubble territory’
• Trump 2.0: A recipe for N Asian mkt getting shellacked, not India
• Avoid withdrawin­g over 3.5% yearly from retirement corpus
• Illegal constructi­on can lead to claim denial
• Leaning on AI for early childhood learning
• Phones smarter with GENAI give industry hope to ring in sales
• ₹1 trn at stake in mineral tax tussle
• Demand soars for Ramcharitm­anas after temple inaugurati­on

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